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Weekly Report - 26 September 2006
COSTA RICA: Arias not yet ready to ditch Taiwan
China has been ladling on more charm, but Costa Rica is not (yet?) willing to forgo its relations with Taiwan in order to enjoy diplomatic relations with the People's Republic. This was confirmed after two top-level meetings which took place over the past fortnight.
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